Criccieth is a small
seaside town in Gwynedd North Wales located on the Lleyn Peninsula between the towns of
Porthmadog and Pwllheli. It is noted for its 13th century castle and its Political
connections with Lloyd George ( Former british Prime Minster (1922)).

Heading into Criccieth on the A497 from Porthmadog.

The West Beach of
Criccieth which faces south, consists of pebbles broken by small patches of sand. The
water quality is of very good standard for swimming and other water sports. The beach
nearest to the castle is dedicated as a family beach, a general store, Ice-cream
parlour and fish & chip shop are within easy walkin distance.

During the Summer months,
dolphins can be seen close in shore to these beaches. Crabs, Mackeral and Lobsters also
frequent these waters, as does the occasional seal..

Wherever
you go in the town , you'll always have a good view of the Castle!

Marine
Terrace (West Beach) like the rest of Criccieth dates back to the Victorian era. Today the
terrace consists mostly of Guesthouses, B&B's,Holiday Flats and Hotels, with just a
few private residences.

Looking
over the green towards the high road. At least twice a year a large market is held here.

The
East Beach with its safe waters is a great place for the kids to really enjoy themselves..

The
Town has many fine restaurants and tea rooms as featured in the photograph ( Caffi
Cwrt tea rooms ), as well as Public houses and many hotel bars, eating out is always a
pleasure.

Criccieth
is a great place for a true family holiday. That's why people keep coming back year after
year.

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